About the Commission

The Commission is the policy making and governing authority of the
Department of Securities. The Commission comprises five members appointed by
the Governor with the advice and consent of the Senate. One member is a
member of the Oklahoma Bar Association, one member is an active officer of a
bank or trust company operating in the State, one member is a certified
public accountant and one member is an active member from the securities
industry. The term of these members is six years. The fifth member is the
State Bank Commissioner who serves ex officio. The Commission meets at its
offices on the third Thursday of every other month. The Commission appoints
an Administrator. The current Commission members and the Administrator are:

The mission of the Oklahoma Securities Commission is investor protection
through the administration and enforcement of the Oklahoma Uniform Securities Act of 2004 (OUSA of 2004) *,
an act prohibiting fraud in securities transactions and requiring the
registration of broker-dealers, agents, investment advisers and investment
adviser representatives and the registration of securities.